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 1  6|        people has its national rites of worship, and adores its
 2  6|        the religions of sacred rites, with chaste virgins, with
 3  7|      the institution of sacred rites, or by the dedication of
 4  7|      they have inaugurated the rites of all kinds of religions,
 5  9|        to secret and nocturnal rites; and he who explains their
 6  9|       to be stained with their rites: this infant is slain by
 7  9|    mutual silence. Such sacred rites as these are more foul than
 8 12|   reserve unguents for funeral rites; you even refuse garlands
 9 20|       nations confounded their rites and customs, each particular
10 21|       Then consider the sacred rites themselves, and their very
11 21|   these were formerly Egyptian rites, and now are Roman ones.
12 21|        And what are the sacred rites of Jupiter? His nurse is
13 21|    these things are not sacred rites, but tortures. What are
14 22|     human by those very sacred rites of his.~
15 24| RIDICULOUS, OBSCENE, AND CRUEL RITES WERE OBSERVED IN CELEBRATING
16 24|      And if you reconsider the rites of these gods, how many
17 28|        abominations, of sacred rites polluted, of infants immolated.
18 28|       not condemn their sacred rites instituted in honour of
19 30|    Bellona to steep her sacred rites with a draught of human
20 32|      sacrifices, these are our rites of God's worship; thus,